I see multiple comments about my snare. Well, I tried to buy it after this shoot. No luck😅 It’s the Yamaha Paul Leim Signature snare. 6.5x14 model. If you Ever come across one, BUY IT! 5.5 or 6.5, Buy it, Buy them both. That way I can buy one from You🤷🏽♂️😬👍🏽 I prefer 6.5, but I’ve used both. Amazingly Versatile snare! Thanks for the kind words everyone…🙏🏽
Man, I've been loving the videos that have been showing up lately with you and Mark! I'm just a little sad you won't be playing with him at the BPotato next month. I was also hoping you were going to be sitting in with the Pups when they came to down a couple of months ago, but we got to see Jamison and he was great. Here's to hoping I'll get to see you play in my town sometime!
I never leave comments and I specifically came to comment on the snare! Love the sound! I’ve heard some videos where it sounded warm and fat and others where it had a nice gospel pop. Appreciate the info and I love your playing style.
The way the keyboard follows the snare is so awesome because your ear begins to hear them as if they are one and the same - like the keyboard is just a really cool reverb effect on the snare.
I love that Meinl showcases their drummer's band & the music, as a whole. The look, sound & band context of the cymbals here will help sell but I love that they're not just glued to an overhead shot of Mark.
Sweet! Mark & his crew NEVER disappoint. This track is from one of my favorite Lettieri albums. I really love both "Baritone Sessions" records...it's time Mark writes a third one.
So incredible. Absolutely love. The only thing that is kinda missing are the other guitars after the breakdown. The studio recoding is SO funky with those guitars over lapping eachother, creating the most funky sound ever!!! Still super awesome he put most of those parts onto one guitar. And the band is soo tight 👌👏
@Mikael Palm Umm... 1st off, these are "performance based" videos not just standard "product demo videos". 2nd of all, did you actually listen and watch this video? I played the ride every time it goes to the B Section of this song. This is how we recorded it, and this is how we play it live. Not going to change up and play things differently just for the sake of "demo-ing" a product, when again, these videos are about capturing me playing with the band. There's 3 other videos in this series where I play the ride more if you care to check them out, other wise. Thanks for watching/listening...
